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In terms of anatomic directional terms, the heart is considered ____ to the sternum. Multiple Choice posterior. anterior. distal. inferior. 

          In terms of anatomic directional terms, the heart is considered ____ to the sternum.
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posterior.
anterior.
distal.
inferior.
In terms of anatomic directional terms, the heart is considered to the sternum. Multiple Choice posterior. anterior. distal. inferior.

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00:01 Using the terms listed below, fill in the blank with the proper term.
00:06 So first we have the heart is located blank to the diaphragm.
00:11 The heart is above the diaphragm.
00:13 So therefore, it is superior.
00:21 The muscles are blank to the skin.
00:23 So the muscles are underneath the skin.
00:26 So they are deep.
00:30 The shoulder is blank to the elbow.
00:33 The shoulder is closer to the main part of the body.
00:37 Then the elbow is on the limb.
00:41 So therefore, it is proximal.
00:48 In anatomical position, the thumb is blank to the index finger.
00:52 So anatomical position is standing up, facing forward with your palms forward.
00:57 And that makes the thumbs more to the outside.
01:01 So they are lateral...
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